South Africa 63-3 from 15 overs

Batsmen: Amla 26, De Villiers 24

Fall of wickets: 14-1 (De Kock 4), 14-2 (Du Plessis 0), 22-3 (Rossouw 4)

Bowling figures: Broad 5-1-11-0, Topley 5-1-21-3, Woakes 2-0-13-0, Stokes 2-0-18-0

England 236 from 45 overs: Hales 112, Rabada 3-34, Wiese 3-50, Tahir 3-53

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Vic Marks
Ex-England spinner on BBC Test Match Special

"This vastly experienced pair have restored order for South Africa. There's a calmness about proceedings."

Just when it was looking good for England, captain Charlotte Edwards falls for 29 to a good catch. Heather Knight is still there on 28.

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There's a raucous atmosphere inside Newlands this afternoon - fans of both sides are enjoying the cricket, sunshine and, ahem, beer. Helped along, of course, by the 'tunes' being belted out by the PA system. From Beyonce to Neil Diamond, you're left wondering what on earth will be played next. Three more runs chipped from the target.

Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

"That's a floater outside off stump. A 'hit me' ball, a wide half-volley. They have to stick to the basics, build pressure."

Ben Stokes dives full length to try and snaffle a very low caught and bowled chance off Hashim Amla, but instead he ends up chewing dirt and rueing his luck.

When he floats one up outside off stump, AB de Villiers hammers the ball to the cover boundary with a dismissive slap of the bat.

Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

"I don't think Woakes was intending to bowl a bouncer. He just dragged it down and made it pretty easy to hit."

A patient one-day innings from AB de Villiers is un-nerving. Like being arrested for nicking the office stapler and sharing a holding cell with an unhinged mass murderer. You know what he can do. He knows what he can do. But there's an uneasy peace.

Hashim Amla is playing well too, mind, as he hooks Chris Woakes for four.

Grant Kennett: With the current standard of umpiring, it's a joke teams only have 1 review. Captains are inclined to check everything.

When AB can clear the ropes like that, it almost seems daft that he's playing a cautious innings here. He has to, mind. His teams hopes surely rest on his shoulders and those of Hashim Amla.

He is beaten on the outside edge by Ben Stokes, who appears to be struggling with his run-up. A good delivery to end the over though.

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Simon Hughes
BBC Test Match Special

"Maybe the piece I did for the BBC Sport website, about England's one-day resurgence, isn't looking so bad now."

You can find the afore-mentioned piece here.

SA 43-3published at 11.1 overs

11.1 overs

Ben Stokes starts his spell with a massive front foot no-ball.

That gives AB de Villiers a free hit, and the skipper wallops the ball into the next post code. Six.

Ireland have won the opening Twenty20 international against the United Arab Emirates by 34 runs in Abu Dhabi.

After being restricted to 134-8, Ireland's bowlers came through to bowl out the hosts for 100 in the 20th over.

Kevin O'Brien, who also chipped in with a useful 23, took 3-14 while Tim Murtagh, Craig Young, Boyd Rankin and Max Sorensen were also among the wickets.

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Captain and vice-captain have been digging in after that flurry of wickets. Charlotte Edwards and Heather Knight both have 19.

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Thanks Stephan. Everyone well? One more wicket and England have got a real sniff here.

Chris Woakes almost sneaks it with his first delivery - a slow-ish, inswinging yorker which Hashim Amla just about digs out before it disturbs his timbers.

England might have three in the hutch, but they have to get both of these men back with the rest of the rabbits if they are to win this match. Twice Topley strays on to the pads of De Villiers, who helps himself to a pair of boundaries. Here to talk you though to the conclusion of this series is Marc Higginson.

Geoffrey Boycott
Ex-England batsman on BBC Test Match Special

"I think Stuart Broad is better bowling now, and not at the death. You don't always have to save your best bowler for the death because they are not always good at bowling at the death."

Stuart Broad continues to probe, keeping Hashim Amla quiet. Off-stump line, when Amla does look to break the shackles, the fielders do the rest. Reece Topley, by the way, has taken three wickets in nine deliveries. Don't take your eyes off this bad boy.

Kieron Bird: Reece Topley, will you be my valentine?

That shot from Rossouw was in keeping with England's batting display. A very loose drive. AB de Villiers is the new man, forming a key partnership with Hashim Amla. Topley gets one to shape back into the pads and appeals, but the skip has got an inside edge. Compelling cricket.